Sentence examples for going for a fag from inspiring English sources

Then I was in hospital in Germany for something else and I broke my other hip going for a fag.

Remember when you managed to instigate a conversation with that impossibly attractive person at the bar and they inexplicably asked if you fancied going for a fag.

When Shelley went for a fag break in the parking lot, she switched her phone back on for a few minutes.

And to think I knew nothing about it for 24 years... "But that sort of stuff is in my day to day now," he adds, suddenly clocking the hour and asking if we can go for a fag.

First up was a thinly attended screening of The Deer Hunter, which I and my father, a military man, concurred was utter bollocks; but before Taxi Driver came on we went for a fag break and saw a line snaking around the block.

But now it seems the Libertine is going for a more direct route to fund his existence in Paris (where he is reportedly sharing a flat with Home Alone's Macaulay Culkin) by selling off fag butts smoked by his famous acquaintances.

Therefore, you'll often hear men say "I'm going out for a fag".

She just went out for a fag and moaned to the neighbours that I was "still against everything".

In Racine, Wisconsin, the thin, sniggering audience defeated him: Wilde cut short his lecture and went off for a fag.

He stuck the pan on, went outside for a fag, forgot about the stove and ended up reducing three dozen eggs to blackened embers.

DJs waited patiently by the booth for a quick hello; old blokes who were there in the Moist days traded stories when they went outside for a fag; the younger devotees clung together in nervous packs trying to ascertain the possibility of getting a selfie.